Official guide. To which is appended a tourist guide, specially prepared with maps & plans for the use of passengers visiting Great Britain and the co

This comprehensive guide, titled "Official Guide. To Which is Appended a Tourist Guide, Specially Prepared With Maps & Plans for the use of Passengers Visiting Great Britain and the Continent of Europe, or the United States and Canada," offers a fascinating glimpse into travel and tourism during its time. Originally intended for passengers of the Pacific Steam Navigation Company, the guide includes detailed maps and plans to aid travelers exploring Great Britain, continental Europe, the United States, and Canada. With historical insights provided by Ernest George Ravenstein, this book serves not only as a practical travel companion but also as a valuable historical document, illustrating the popular destinations and travel infrastructure of a bygone era. A must-read for history enthusiasts and anyone interested in the evolution of travel.

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